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We're now two days into the year 2012. You've recovered from any New Year's Eve indiscretions by now, your voice is back after belting out Auld Lang Syne, and you're looking hopefully towards the future and contemplating the past.
In order to keep up with the reflections theme of the season, here are a few of my favorite posts that I've shared since joining the SciAm blog network in July.
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My gushy review of Bjork's Biophilia album and app suite which got tweeted about by Oliver Sacks!
I covered Guerilla Science's first exciting stateside venture at the music festival, Escape2NY.
And I got up Eva Amsen's interview on being a scientist and a musician.
For 2012, I'm looking forward to doing more interviews and profiles of scientists and musicians (email or tweet at me if you'd like to be interviewed), finding more interesting events and videos to share, and covering more new research on science, music, and everything in between. I've been honored with the opportunity to write for you, and I hope to do more and better things in this fresh new year.